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But who would you sue if the computer vision didn't spot your child drowning?

• rezic 7y ago
  > as a backup It'd be a tool that can warn the lifeguards in the event that they didn't notice the drowning, not the only thing that monitors the pool.
• zentiggr 7y ago
  I think the more likely scenario is who wouldn't you sue? Even the camera manufacturer wouldn't be immune from defending themselves. Welcome to America.
  • keanzu 7y ago
    You wouldn't sue yourself as the parent/guardian of the child - you look around for someone, anyone to blame. When I took a 5yo to a pool which had multiple lifeguards I put her in a lifejacket and stayed within arm's reach of her. Playing in a pool is great fun but it is very high stakes. No way I am going to leave a child in such a dangerous situation and hope it works out. Making sure your child survives a trip to a pool is your responsibility.
• amelius 7y ago
  I suppose you sue the swimming pool for not taking proper measures. They can sue the device manufacturer, but this is not of your concern.